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Offered is an original handwritten letter dated March 2nd, 1827, penned in beautiful period cursive on laid paper.
This fascinating early 19th-century correspondence discusses matters involving Jonathan Knowles, a "pretended Friend Overington," a bond left by administrators, interest due, a statement, the "Ballet Farm," and considerations about proceeding with or opposing a suit. It offers a wonderful window into early American legal, estate, and personal affairs during the Jacksonian era.
Single sheet of period paper with clear, legible handwriting.Professionally matted and framed in a modern gallery-style frame (silver/gray outer frame with dark wood accents).Backing is secured with cardboard and metal hardware — ready to hang.12.5x15.5Perfect for collectors of Federal/Antebellum-era Americana, manuscript letters, or historical legal correspondence!
